How should Kate deal with these prying eyes? The Observer Sunday January 14, 2007 The story that Prince William is about to propose to his girlfriend, Kate Middleton, sent some of the country’s fiercest snappers on to London’s streets last week in search of the perfect pic. http://www.guardian.co.uk/monarchy/story/0,,1989793,00.html
From the USA to Australia Borkowski quoted on the issues of the day A royal romance that’s hardly a fairytale The Age – Melbourne,Victoria,Australia But she manipulated the press to sell her image and unhappy message, a prominent British public-relations consultant, Mark Borkowski, http://www.theage.com.au/news/entertainment/a-royal-romance-thats-hardly-a-fairytale/2007/01/12/1168105181424.html?page=2 Britain Reacts to Posh and Becks’s U.S. Move http://www.people.com/people/article/0,,20008333,00.html
Police guard sparks Kate engagement talk The Scotsman 6th January FERGUS SHEPPARD – Media Correspondent SECURITY around Kate Middleton, girlfriend of Prince William, is believed to have been tightened within the past 48 hours. Mark Borkowski said: “Many newspapers have cut back on their picture desks over the years and there are more very clever…
The hysteria that is surrounding Kate Middleton today has resulted in various PR’s connected to the Palace asking for her to be taken out of the centre of this tornado. She has been pursued by avaricious photographers who are capturing her every move. Unless someone has actually been in the centre of something so news…